Saturday, 11 January 2020

NEW YEAR IN JAPAN



Hi guys! Welcome back to our blog! Since we have recently welcomed the new year and, as you know, I’m fond of everything Japanese, today I’d like to tell you what happens in Japan on  New Year’s Day.

The 31st December and the 1st January are very important days in Japanese culture, they correspond respectively to the holidays called Omisoka and Shogatsu.
Like any other important celebration there are traditional rites, in the Japanese culture there are many; 9 traditional rites!

Thursday, 9 January 2020

ANIMAL INTELLIGENCE


  One of the easiest intelligence tests is the “Mirror self-recognition test”, it’s on a very intuitive level and has something to do with self-awareness. The test is to put a red mark on your face, you pass if you recognize that it’s on your own face. Children begin to pass at around 18 months old. Chimps, dolphins, elephants and magpies: all of them passed the test. However, some monkeys don’t pass the test, even though they’re widely seen as intelligent animals.

Tuesday, 7 January 2020

WHY IS GLASS TRANSPARENT?




Hello everyone! With today’s post  I’m going to start  a series with the answers  to many common questions from everyday life which may seem predictable or obvious but are not .
 The first question I’d like to answer is “Why is glass transparent?” Have you ever wondered how something like glass can be so invisible?

Sunday, 5 January 2020

MILLIONAIRE ACCOUNTS



Hello and Happy 2020, everyone! In this month’s post I’m going to list the most followed accounts on Instagram! Do you like IG? Who do you follow, celebrities or people with whom you share interests? Here are the most popular accounts with millions of followers. Are you ready?

Friday, 3 January 2020

THE WITCHES OF SALEM


                                                                         
Witch is a word that has been used in history  to refer to various kind of sorceresses, with various meanings,  depending on the time period and the cultural sphere it was used in. Today we usually use it to refer to a generic evil female magician, like the female antagonists in many fairy tales.
This way of seeing the witches come from the Middle Ages when, because of the centrality of the Christian religion in Europe, those who were considered capable of doing impossible things were called witches (or wizards if they were men) and considered followers of the Devil and, usually, sentenced to be burnt at the stake. Today we use the expression witch trials to refer to the enormous number of trials led against the ones who were supposed to practice witchcraft over the course of time.

Tuesday, 31 December 2019

10 BIZARRE NEW YEAR'S TRADITIONS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD


 Hi everyone here we are, another year has gone and a new one is coming. Very soon it will be 2020 and we’ll be living in a new decade. Let’s discover more about strange New Year’s Day traditions from all over the world.


Monday, 30 December 2019

MIND- BLOWING FACTS ABOUT THE STAR WARS SAGA


                                       




Hello everybody! The last Star Wars movie, The Rise of Skywalker,  is finally out at cinemas and in honour of its release I decided to list a few facts about one the most popular sagas in the world. Enjoy the reading!